Where is the preposition? It was a long walk, so he began moving slowly towards the town.
A. Towards the town
B. It was a long walk
C. Began moving slowly
D. So he began

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A. to have repainted
B. beibg repainted
C. repainted
D. to repaint
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In which tense do we use the structure ‘Subject + Be Verb’ for singular subject and ‘Verb’ for plural subject?
A. Present Perfect Continuous Tense
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This sentence illustrates the following comma rule:
A. A comma is used to separate two or more adjectives modifying a noun
B. A comma is used before a coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence
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D. A comma is used after a dependent clause when the clause begins a sentence
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_____ they work at Wizard?
A. Does
B. Do
